Five Good-ish Film and TV Presidents at Media Services
It’s that time again, when we are forced to exercise our hard-fought right to self-government amidst inescapable political ads, shrieking ...
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Posting About Postcards
Updated September 10, 2024 Last week, the IU Arts and Humanities Council commenced First Thursdays for the academic year. The ... -
Five Wuxia Inspired Films
What is Wuxia? Before we talk about films the concept of wuxia might be new to people. Wuxia is translated ... -
Fall 2024 Office Hours
The Discovery and User Experience team is always here to help. Throughout fall semester, the DUX team will hold regular ... -
The Box of Lost Tales: John Boorman’s Lord of the Rings
Most people who are familiar with the director-writer-producer John Boorman know him for the iconic 1981 fantasy film, Excalibur. Many ... -
Coach to some, ‘Doc’ to all
Just in time for the start of the 2024 Olympics, we are pleased to say that processing of the papers ... -
Five Movies That Were Better Than The Books
We’ve heard everyone say that the movie can never be as good as the book. Books almost always have more ... -
An IU ‘70s Lesbian Activist: Maida Tilchen’s Collection Comes Out
Sometimes when working in an archives, you come across someone in a collection that you really connect to and admire; ... -
Cinematic Adaptations of Literary Classics: Bridging the Page to the Screen
1.Pride and Prejudice (2005) image by skuola Directed by Joe Wright, this adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic novel showcases the ... -
![A spread of an open journal, (recto) photograph of Steven LeBlanc (left) and Jerry T. Boyd (right) standing together indoors and (verso) passage in handwritten cursive script that reads “getting out of St. Louis and to San Francisco [,] Steve wrote me a postcard saying ‘Happy at last’ [,] Jerry and Steve, July ‘94.”](https://blogs.libraries.indiana.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/boyd5.jpg)
Love, Jerry: A Celebration of Love, Loss, and the Life of a Gay Man in the 1970s-90s
In celebration of Pride Month, student Curatorial Assistant Jake Gentry shares his exploration of the newly-processed archive of writer, activist ...